Hi!


I just discovered that IMDB has put up links for some full-length episodes of "I SPY" (from HULU.com) on Bob's page. And they have also included the RED SONJA episode from TV series "Conan the Adventurer" (1998) and A MAN GREATLY BELOVED from "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" (1957).



Here's the link to IMDB's videogallery for Robert Culp.


http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0191685/videogallery



O.K., I'm just the messenger here, but RED SONJA is the Conan episode that features Bob as "King Vog"

- one of the more unusual career choices of our Mr. C ...



Red Sonja, Conan, and Buddies







King VOG

( ... are those things furry moose antlers he's wearing?? )








It says that this show was filmed in Puerto Vallarta, so hopefully at least, Bob got

a nice vacation out of this, unless his part was filmed on some soundstage in LA!!



Here's RED SONJA for your viewing pleasure
from HULU (with limited commercials) .... (Don't shoot the messenger, please!)





and the direct link
http://www.hulu.com/watch/44693/conan-red-sonja




AND the other full-length episode is A MAN GREATLY BELOVED from "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"
with a very young Bob, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Hugh Marlowe, and Evelyn Rudie.












A MAN GREATLY BELOVED ...





and the direct link
http://us.imdb.com/video/hulu/vi76349465



Enjoy!!!!



As always,

Tatia



~ ~

The kid has good taste in men. (Of course, so do I.)


Regards

You showed admirable restraint Tatia in your description of the Red Sonja episode of Conan the Adventurer. It's been a couple of years since I saw it. I guarantee it will take more than a few minutes to digest. I'm still working on it.



I added another question for Ernie Frankel down the page a bit.



Jimmy

Vegetarian that I am, I didn't even sample Red Sonja.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents is much more to my taste. Thanks, Tatia, for cluing us in to this. That theme music transported me right back to childhood! And I find it fascinating to see Culp's command of his craft even at the outset of his career. This must have been pre-Trackdown, and already he's displaying the enormous talent and screen presence we recognize from his later performances. It didn't take a crystal ball to see he was going places.

For those of you who haven't watched this yet, the precocious little girl has picked out Culp as her future husband; hence my earlier comment. I wasn't a whole lot older than that when I came to a similar conclusion, although my thoughts didn't exactly run to marriage.



Regards